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owned by some norwegian fellow based in london despite all the attempts by no states government to sue this company and somehow open up the yemenis. markets to other bidders also bidders american companies in particular they still go to contract and they purchase three million girl barrels in august twenty fifth of this year i did ninety three per cent discount from the current price of brant crude so that would be underlying story here the story i think we're trying to get at is that oil gas business as a very capital intensive business and while the there was a lot of oil flowing in a lot of credit flowing these two things were hand in hand moving this relationship forward but now that if it peak credit let's say in two thousand and seven where credit is hard to get at you know the banking industry is collapsing so this is bringing to the surface really the nasty underbelly between banks and oil companies in the in these regions so they get to the big macro scenario here it's easy to see why a lot of people consider the bankers as the terrorists and that the folks that are caught you

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and russia's goes down on norwegian soil our teeth close up series takes you to what used to be the western most some period settlement didn't involve it much of the coming. very good evening for me kevin oh you're watching r.t. it's now eleven pm here in moscow and firsts kosovo's prime minister's announced that the breakaway region has introduced customs control on its border with serbia that's a move strongly opposed by belgrade local serbs have been trying to prevent it by blocking roads leading to the two border posts and hundreds of them have protested against the move the northern city of metro it's correspondent sara first has the latest from. these two border crossings remain blogs tonight the ethnics have barricaded the rights leading up to the protesting of course the cost the government the take leave of haste and now we're here in mitzvot which is the as neatly divided town and the bridge head it divides the north and study in parts of the town and the southern albanian parts it's a day that barricade had around three thousand serbs turned out that barricade and we saw a very s

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and russia's ghost town on norwegian soil artie's close of t.v. series takes you to what used to be the westernmost soviet settlement of the embodiment of the communist dream on the spitzbergen archipelago of cameras and reporters there a bit later for you to. welcome you watching r.t. is eight pm now here in moscow this friday evening my name is kevin and first cos of us probably mr announces that the breakaway region has introduced customs control on its border with serbia let's move strongly opposed by belgrade local serbs have been trying to prevent it by blocking roads leading to the two border posts our correspondent sara first visit one of the. well we're at one of the border crossings that you're ready and the very leading up to it remain bloke's by the protesters now we actually can't get much closer when you go up to the front of that crossing you stop by the pub one we can see some of the capable forces on the ground there listening in a bit i'm not sure how much but you can see you can also see of course the snake in the background now

russia's ghost town on norwegian soil parties closer to take should so what used to be the western most salvias settled an important month of the communist three and the spitzbergen archipelago. say from moscow it's nine pm here now this friday evening my name's kevin owen and first kosovo's prime minister's announced the breakaway region has introduced customs control on its border with serbia a move strongly opposed by belgrade local serbs have been trying to prevent it by blocking roads leading to the two border posts our correspondent sara first went to . well where one of the border crossings that you're reading and a great leading up to it remains blogs by the protesters we actually can't get much play so when you go up to the front crossing you spoke by the boatload we can feast undertake a full forces on the ground sitting in a bit i'm not sure how much of it you can see you can also see of course the snake in the background now we could have places we could and it does look like there's some sort of fire happening on the other side of i but we couldn't get any information from

. >>> a norwegian cruise ship catches fire. >> two people died and dozens were injured after an engine room fire. it was traveling from norway's second city when the fire broke out, forcing an evacuation. the two killed in the fiery blast are believed to be crew members. the fire is under investigation. there are reports that an additional four people are missing but police have yet to confirm that. >>> the cruise ship company is making room for guests to come back home. >> sky chopper 13 over the scene at light and austin street. first responders did not find anyone inside. they are working on the cause. >>> anne arundel police are investigating a string of apparent abduction attempts and sexual assaults, all involving school students. an 11-year-old said a man in a mini van approached her as she got off the bus near riva road. she ran away. earlier that day students saw a man hiding in the woods near quiet woods park. >>> the local freelance journalist who broke free from a libyan prison is choosing to stay in that country. matthew vandyke's mother said she has spoken with him severa

. >> a fire on a norwegian cruise ship has killed two of the crew members and injured five others. this was in the west of norway. they're clear -- there appear to be an explosion in the engine room. the fire is under control but the ship is taking in water. germany does not treat some men fairly when it comes to paternity suits, that is the opinion of the european court of human rights. this is an unusual case. the man says he fathered a child the during an affair with the married woman. the man demanded a paternity test and visiting rights. the european court says that in some cases, the man should get what you once. >> this man believes that he is the father of a child he has never been allowed to see. he had an affair with a married woman who returned to her husband after becoming pregnant. he sued for access rights. he took the case to germany's highest court but lost. he was not even granted a paternity test as the child's legal father is the mother's husband. now, the european human-rights court has found that the german verdict is in violation of human rights conventions. >

at least in a new norwegian tv ad. it shows an obviously hungover woman and she wakes without a clue to discover a huge ring on her finger, a wedding gown, and suddenly clooney appears, the oi man she can't remember marrying. the bank commercial reminds people, some are just plain lucky, most of us need to plan for the future. i don't know if a lot of people would approve of getting lucky in a one night stand -- >> the size of that rock in real life looks like something he might buy. >> that's right. >>> this comes to us from washington, d.c. where two very special people proved that hard work may be the key to staying forever young. 102-year-old hada and 101-year-old mazron were named outstanding oldest workers. she's a psychologist and sees patients every week and doesn't plan to cut back any time soon. he started at the postal service 40 years ago, an age when most people retire. they look phenomenal. incredibly, he still drives himself to work six days a week. motivation there for all of us. i'm lynn berry and this

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has risen 2% and with an dow futures are up 88 points right ion >> >> afire idea of a letter of norwegian cruise liner we have pictures of the ship with a smoke behind it got fire off of norway's coast to and people died it broke out in the engine room and do not know why it started >> an earthquake off the coast of japan knows tsunami warning was issued and no injuries or damage was reported also an earthquake in cuba this heading this morning 25 ft. mountain southeast of havana no tsunami warnings new border crossing in detail what about despite this collapsed of scaffolding bomb when it happened at the samisen broke crossing 14 people were injured it is not known when the remaining 11 lanes will be open >> time now 6:17 a.m. when it gets cold put your jacket and >> and today jacket on we have a nice hot afternoons today. we have fog developing and building in the morning hours. the this afternoon and i hope it will be cooler and increasing with the temperatures in the '60s and '70s sai. you conceive of fog and how light red it is home we are even see an fog in the san ramon valley with